A unique aspect of our innovative curriculum is the annual Joseph Hoare Gastronomic Writer-In-Residence (JHGWIR) program, which offers students the opportunity to learn first-hand from an experienced food writing professional.
A student’s Gastronomy assignment investigates how community gardening works and the impact it has on local food insecurity issues.
In Gastronomy, our students reflect on the food world and investigate Canadian food production, sustainability, and consumption issues, such as the chronic labour shortage in agri-food production.
In Gastronomy students reflect on the food world and investigate Canadian food production and consumption issues, like maple syrup rebels in Quebec. Learn more on our blog!
Program Manager Randi Rudner speaks to “Food for the Future” program host Peggy O’Neil about sustainability and the next generation of culinary artists. Listen now!